Nest!

This bed had many Bed Bugs nesting spots. This is a scene of the rear of a head board of a wooden bed frame. This is near the upper end of the head board.
As this is the side that is almost attached to the wall, light never reaches it. No body would glances at it. It is no surprise that this scene, normally, would be out of the casual sight and detection.

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SOMEWHERE IN

A Sofa!

This Picture depicts a very high level of bed bugs infestation. A typical infestation would not compare to this in terms of the density of bed bugs, their (white) Eggs, Skin Sheds and (black dots) Feces.

In a typical situation where bed bugs have established themselves, you are mot likely to first notice the Bed Bugs’ excrements – the blacks. These could be extruding if not absorbed quickly OR burst into the fibres of a fabric – like ink.

Next you are likely to see the Bed Bugs or their Skin Sheds. Lastly you are to notice the presence of small white eggs!

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SCENE OF ANOTHER

Sofa!

Bed Bugs are not social insects and hence do not make nests like ants, wasps or bees.

It’s only the concentration or density of their presence, along with the eggs, skin sheds, and excrements that indicates the scope of a Bed Bug nest.

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BEDFRAME LEDGE

Another Shelter!

This is the scene of the ledge on which the box spring rests. This wooden ledge is factory covered with a fabric like material which is pitch black.

Without decent light and more than a glance look this would remain hidden.

The white eggs look almost like glowing in the light. You can see the light reflected in the black extruded feces as well.

Point is even though this picture has great clarity, in normal circumstances, this is very easy to be misses by a casual observer.

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